Cannot boot with Critical upgrades

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Jeff F

I just visited the Win2k critical upgrades page and loaded
a number of different patches. Before I restarted, I
loaded some other patches that were not critical. Now the
computer goes through the boot process with the Win2K
screen, but then says "Stop: c0000135 {Unable tolocate
DLL} The dynamic link library winsrv could not be found in
the specified path Default Load Path." before it restarts
(resulting in an uninterruptable loop of restarts.

Any suggestions how this can be remedied?
 
D

Daniel Chang [MSFT]

173309 Blue Screen STOP Message C0000135 Appears at Startup
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=173309

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: I just visited the Win2k critical upgrades page and loaded
: a number of different patches. Before I restarted, I
: loaded some other patches that were not critical. Now the
: computer goes through the boot process with the Win2K
: screen, but then says "Stop: c0000135 {Unable tolocate
: DLL} The dynamic link library winsrv could not be found in
: the specified path Default Load Path." before it restarts
: (resulting in an uninterruptable loop of restarts.
:
: Any suggestions how this can be remedied?
 
A

Alan T.

This solution appears to be only for NT4 and below.

Based on the solution, I copied the Software hive from the
repair directory to the \system32\config directory with
the same results. Is there any more information that you
can give that will help to resolve this issue???
 

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